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FOR EASTER FLOWERS.
A Magnificent Display at Dfckerman'

A Magnificent Display at Dickerman's.
 The display of flowers for Easter at Geo. A. Dickerman's, opposite New Haven Opera House, is very brilliant. He has 1 1000 very choice roses of the following varieties: Jac- queminot, Bonsilene, Duchess of Edinburg, Safranos, Marechal Neil, Mermets, Souve- mfrs. Easter lilies and callas in profusion lilies of the valley, hyacinths, narcissus, pan sies, Eucharist flowers, heath and beautiful spikes of stock fo"e7s, sweet alysium yellow, white; .7o1 -lnd variegated tulips, smilax ,ete., -otc. The prices are very reasonable. Four or five churches will be decorated by Dicker- man to-day for Easter. Call and see the display all day and evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-09
rbe,r Romeuard Gait.

Tue New England beverage known as "egg nog," and called into special prominence on Fast days, seemed to vie with "bock" yes terday in exhilarating divers and sundry of our reputable citizens, as evidenced accord ing to reports by their homeward gait.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-09
After the Exhibitions.

Since the close of the artists exhibition al Cutters the gallery has been filled with ar1 goods for especial sale. at very large dis counts. This is in pursuance of determin ation that nothing shall be kept in this store long enough to become old, and all goods already old must be sold at some price.
 EvARTs CUTLER
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON D. O., April 9, 1887, 1 a. m. For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont: Slight Iy warmer, fair weather, winds generally from south to west.
 For Massachusetts. Rhode Island, ConnecticIt' and Eastern New York: Slightly warmer, fair weather, winds generally southerly.
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Easter scarfs,
 Easter gloves,
 Easter novelties,
 At Stones, Chapel, corner State street.
 Sale of Art Goods.
 We must always show new goods, there fore the old must be sold to make room for the new. I have filled my rear gallery with pictures and bric-a brac that propose to offer for a short time at prices from one-third to three quarters of their value. The reduced prices are marked in large, plain figures. Pictures varying in value from $3 to $65 are marked at prices from $1 to $45. can assure those who visit this sale that so good bar gains were never before offered in New Haven. EvARTs CUTLER. ap 6 If
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Easter RemeInbrances.

Cutters Art store is filled with choice goods suitable for the Easter season. Beauti- ful cards from the best publishers and hand work by the best artists, choice subjects in photographs, etehings and engravings, and fine articles in cut glass and other desirable wares.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-09
Our Easter Remembrance.

This evening at 7:80 we will give to our l patrons a Mikado duster. Five hundred | dozen fresh country eggs for sale at IF cents dozen. R. W. MILLS, 3S2 State street.
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Personal,

Judge Calhoun of the Court of Common Pleas, Hartford, is seriously i'll.
 Professor F. E. Bristol, of New York city, was in town yesterday, on his way to Bristol, Conn
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Subncrinfton Rataa

OLR YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, $500; THREF MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, 50 CTKTs. ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 8 GENTS.
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Artistic Easter Cards at HI. J. Augu

| | Art Rooms. This attractive resort for shopping is filled with Easter novelties. Cards, leaflets, sou
 venirs, photographs, etc., especially selected for Easter. Call and see them
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EVENING.

Organ prelude Precessional-Brightly gleams our banner.
 School and congregation. Invocation. Anthem-why seek ye the living among the dead? ......................S. P. Warren
 Choir. Responsive reading-Our resurrection assured Hymn-Hail the day that sees him rse.... School and choir.
 Same as in the morning) Prayer. Hymn-The strife is OCT. er..............-....... .......... Arranged from Mendelssohn Choir. Notices and pledges for Sunday school. Hymn-Christ the Lord is risen. W. R. Johnson
 Choir. Address-.Now and Them n'' By the pastor Hymn-Onward, Christian soldiers. rs......
 School and congregation Address-"Easter Eggs'. .....e Prof w R. Harper Collection of pledges. Ofertory-Hear my prayer ...... .Gounod- Bach
 Choir. Prayer and benediction.
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Two great enemies-Hood's Sarsapsril1a and impure blood. The latter is utterly de-
 feated by the peculiar medicine.
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District of Branford, ss. Probate Court. ]
 hrar-i n

HESITATE of NATHANIEL J. NEWELL, late of AD Branfore, in said district deceased
 Upon the application of Ellen J. Newell pravine that letters of administration may be granted on pears, it is iJ NPN
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and. oelernned at the Probate Office in Branford, in said said district on the 18th day of April A. b. looI at o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice pc given Of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publfe ing the same three times in some newspaper ing circulation in said district.
 a7St HENRY H, STEDMAN,
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EASTER SERVICES.

Programmes of Easter Services To-
 MOrrow-Fine Music and Elegant Floral Displays.
 To-morrow's Easter services at the differ ent churches will be as usual of marked in- terest and there will be the customary large congregations, especially at the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches. As usual at Trinity and at St. Pauls and St. Thomas churches there will be notable musical ser vices. Among the programmes are the fol- lowing:
 HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 The following programme will be rendered in the morning on Easter Sunday: Christ the Lord is Risen. Lloyd Easter anthem. OHertOlre. barretC
 In the evening an Easter concert will be given by the Sunday school assisted by the choir The choir selections are:
 He Lives Who Once Was Slain. ...-..... .Dressler The Saviour Hath Risen. -.........-... Parker Lift Your Glad Voices in Triumph on High.
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Does the Largest Photo Busi-
 ness in the State

Because his work is the BEST and all done bv the New Lightning Process. Because it is the onIy Gallery in this city that uses the Patent Nick Roller that gives all their photos elegant satin finish that will wear forever. And because BEERS makes Cabinets at lower prices than any other first class gallery. Then follow the crowd and 20 to Beers. 762 Chapel street Cabinets only S2. 50 and $500 Der 4ow Elegant Cards $1, S1.5O and 80 OO
 Per Dozen.
 EAy Every body always MeIcoma
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DIED..


Faraiys,s EIizxBETH r. VIE q ~iiam FITCH. am
Funeral services on "Wednesday AI,r Ii at . O'Clock
gm q The res,ssncs oi her sou Jsmss hitch. 4.
M II an E EssEss . son
Vim 4 =. and Josie f. fridier. aged eirht months and
fauer win take place at the residence o. hi. psr-
day. Ap.il l:.ti vt 80 p. IA Friends aud relatives
.eslectfully iusit,d to attend.
CHARLOTTE daughter Of lie isis ssnnsl j. c.riS.r.
Iitsr,nent at irookline. Mass New York and Bos.
ton iapers please cory.i
HAN AM, T. suddenly Md Monday, ALril II: lss7. Capt
resident u south Washington
Funeral Wednesday l,th inst. At pm, from his
,i,ed. Il.
HOFFMAN On Sunday Ar1il 10th. 1897. of con-
n sss rea f Il sa f ~ eor No. 10
Susan l. Hotxraan and brother OF y, o; iIoitz'nnn.
Sedneslsy the is,d Inst; :. THREE "'coaI Ira.
KENFIELD. After brief Illness on A;rii g. 1887
PHEBE q. wife q Mr.. Geo. kauaeld OF Herndo,, VI.
az d sixty -eig,.t years
formerly OF Washington aged si,ty zone ,eaas.
ISaerai Taesdsy. . tea ssiock An from his late
oEERHEIM. on the morning Of Az, II. 1887.
LAURA. beloved dnurhie. OF John and solhin ober.
ansr4l viii take place frp,n her rrr.ats' rcdsHss
re s'sss q e as rs Ate g. . :, o'clock
REISs. On April I. 1857. TRAyi v. kEIsS, ouly
Of Benz. ". and Josephine iseiss, aged nine
Months.
fnirra will take place at the his rarcnsa
g2e @ street northwest On "Wednesday. 18th April, st
O'Clock.
saEA CORNELIUS SHEA. GA scudsy, Ayru 10
1887. et 10 y, VA. Hcr-d nifty FIVE years.
Funeral WILL take place IRON his late residence, on
Sheridan street near Whitley svcf:tie "Wednesday,
at leintives und fr!erds respectfully invited
u attend 2s
SHOEMAKER, On Monday. APRIL u. 1857, at S
O'clock y. A. JoHN. beloved husband q, iarysrct A.
Shoemaker siid son ~ Jess.p BID Elizabeth Blsoe-
maker. aged forty-i9nr year; and e:.-ht outi.s
Funeral from his late rsslacucs. Grant Road.
Wednesday, April l1 at half la.t a. NJ. Relstiyss
AID frenos res ettily invited 10 attend Inter
nient in family tpry1Lg gtUrru
SULLIVAN On April IL. ISL, ss 2:30 am
LEWIS LIE ROY SULLIVAN, AGED q months and )
weeks OILY child OF Charles 4. Eid Sadie sullivan.
Funeral will take laCe iron Parents resl 1eDcoI
1850 32d street, West MssiiuIou. Thursday, NJ q.
m. Friends and relatives ar. invited 10 attend.
WILCOX. On April I D, 1887, al 10 am. CADMU0
Andrew ID. Wilcox.
Funeral fro tie residence of his grandfather W r.
Seymour corner Of Thirty fnrth str q nhd Prospect
aveiiue Georgetown. "Wednesday. 18th inrt, st y.
Relatives Giid irieiids afe invited 10 l;t.iid.
WOMEhSIlEI. On Al ri =. 1857. a. tho residence
Of her Dr. Edward H. NUier.spy, ut Omaha, &cb,
ELIZABETH SMITH WONDERFULLY, In her seventy
sixth Year
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The Fishery Troubles.

1.-THE GOOD SENSE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,
MONTREAL, QUE, April 12.--At the banquet given
to Sir AdOlph Caron, minister OF militia last night
Sir Adolph, referring to the fishery question. said
that he regretted that Congress had taken such a
stand on that question, but hoped that the good
sense OF the American people would make their
influence felt in high quarters and prevent the act
OF Congress from being carried into effect. Refer
believed that the Canadian people, although ex-
trenely loyal to the empire had no desire to send
representatives to Westminster
CAPT. JACOBS CHARGE DENIED.
OTTAWA, ONT, April 12.-The officers Of the fish,
cry department deny the charge made by Capt. 8.
E. Jacobs, Of Gloucester, that he was refused the
privilege OF buying fresh supply OF provisions at
Prince Edward Island. after resGulng ship
wrecked crew. The attention OF the Canadian
government had been called to Jacobs statements
by the imperial government.
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The New Cruisers.

tsc NOW CfOn00H6o
THE ATLANTA TRIAL TRIP-THK BOSTON AND THE CHI
CAGO.
Inc Atlanta was sent on another trial trip in
Long Island Sound to-day The changes made In
her machinery, it is thought, will render her q
complete success, and she has her batteries and
stores an on board, she can be sent to at any
Time. Her batteries are not yet In complete WORK
ing oraer put win be in few days, when she will
proOaoy be sent to sea to Join the North Atlantic
squadron. Chief Engineer LOring was on board
trip.
Tne work OF the Bureau of Construction on the
BOSTON WIN be entirely finished In about twenty
uays, ana the Bureau OF Steam Engineering will
require anout ten days longer. II the machinery
OF tne Atlanta Is success the bureau will profit
ny tne experience they have had with her and will
thirty days.
The Chicago is still at Chester, and will likely re-
Hain Inele LOT some Time So far as the work of
LIE Two bureaus Is concerned, she could be taken
around 10 New York at any time IL she could be
sIeelea Inc engine for the steam-steerfng appa-
Iatus Is hrSt.eln5s piece OF machinery In every
TespeSt put an efforts to turn the hand wheel in
Ihe pli0t.house, by which the action OF the engine
Is regulated, have been In vain. Some new system
Vi connexions VIII have to be devised, and long
delay Is probable
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CAPT. OYSTER wITHDRAws us RESIGNATION.
the regular monthly meeting OF the National
kliies was held last evening. Messrs r. r. Burk-
ART, L. =. Holden, F. B. Nichols. w. 4. Wolhaup-
TEL, and G. B; Young were elected active, and
Msss.s sem. Z. Guy and r. n. Thornett, honorary
4lehpetS. Inc acceptance OF the resignation of
Jas Jas. Oyster as captain OF the company, which
Was uSne al Ghe last monthly meeting was recon-
s,u ti anu capt. oyster was placed In command
vi =, shS company. This action was taken as a re-
sun vi Gne improvement In his health sufficient to
Justly ms assuming active command again. Capt.
dr1ll in May. The company Instructed it's execu-
I'VE somMittee TO arrange for series of evening
excursions during the summer season. The opera
the benefit OF the company promises to be a sub
stantial success
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
OF the New York Stock Mrket reported ~ special
| o. |s:oo
Name.
Name
Washington stock Exchange.

The he f9loying changes f5pm Saturday. quotations
a$ sS isss fss5s1sE laS 81
Mstropoiitaq Tailrosd ssssE. ygH I'D, los ssfsi
sss 81 . BIC Ms s:s Ns bosas sos S
WASHINGTON Market stock 19A bid, 20 asked
1MsshlnsssR nafsss bgp. l25 sa Sspf q wsS
bid, 11Oh asked. Farmers and Mechsnics Bank,
HeofgsPTs 44S bid, los ssked- Otussns' Nati2nal
Estate Title Insurance, 12l bid, leg asked Penn,
Est Est FL g. Seh 81 SO til I'll s ssssd a.lsa 81
mortgage honda, A. hid. .Colnmbis Title Insurance
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THE DISTRICT MILITIA.


After the Cabinet meeting to-day the Secretary
OF War remained in conference with the President
until O'Clock. 1t 10 understood that the matter
OF the reorganization OF the District militia
was thoroughly considered, and that ms
result OF the conference General
a Albert GrdWay WIN be appointed by the Presi-
entire District militia All OF the OfiiOers viii
remain as at present, but they win be
commissioner by the President, and the men will
ne IeguIarly mustered. The local militia Will then
pc part OF the national gtiarti, and can compete
IN the national drill without objection.
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FOR SALE@HOUSES.

IsDR SALE-OS EASY TERMS-SMAII. CASH
i PAYMENT, ba!anoe To suit purchaser, nireroeln
Fran 81 use, centrally locs ted 929 9th st NV bath
water, Se lot l9zeO feet. Apply the premises it,
sroR SALIENT A BARGAIN, A VERY NEAT
home on Whitney avenue. between IN and Sth s.s
NV near entrance - Soldiers Home where proierty
Is changing hands rapidly, and Increasing in vaiue
Lot 5pxl3o to alley. improved 10y well Limit 2-story
aal2-St tis X si-.Ist y, W.
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THE MOROCCO UsURERs.
Wretched Prisoners Released by I'll
American f,0naulss E,ux.difian.

Wretched Prisoners Released by the
American COnsulss Expedition.
TANGIER, April 12.-The expedition sent out by
the American consul in furtherance Of his effort
to break up the infamous usury system, which has
grown up In Morocco under the protec-
ton Of foreign consus, has returned to
Tangfer They released all the MOOfS imprisoned
at Alcazar and Larache under American claims,
with the exception OF three, who had died. They
found the prisons in which the men were confined
in the fOulest condition. The inmates were half
starved, ragged, and covered with vermin. Some OF
them had heavy chains fastened to their necks and
legs. notorious usurer, named Tergiman, on
in prison, was arrested by the Moorish minister
who accompanied the expedition and sent here in
irons for trial for falsely alleging that he was an
American prOtege. The MahomedanS are rejOic-
ing at the turn affairs have taken.
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Jersey City and HOboken EleCting
Nexr ATeScovs. u,s,.Aay.

New Officers To-day
JERSEY CRY, N. j., April lathe annual
charter elections in Jersey City and Hoboken
occur to-day under the most favorable conditions,
and from the present Indications very large vote
will be polled. larger number OF voters have
been registered this spring than ever BEFORE anu
clear day is bringing them out. In jersey CITY SIX
aldermen, three members OF the board OF puDllc
works, three commissioners OF the police board,
and three commissioners OF the fire board are to
be elected.
Hoboken elects q mayor, treasurer, collector,
ana assessor. The present incumOentS with Kerr
for mayor, will undoubtedly be reelected. Besides
the above a councilman from each ward Will De
the field forecast cannot be made.
The labor party, having candidates In every dis
trict In Jersey City makes the result very uncer-
tain, as it Is not known from which party they
Will draw most OF their strength. Two freeliolders
Will be elected from each OF the ten districts In the
county. They are elected this year for term OF
TWO years, under the new tenurp-Of-Ofice act, ana
Will have an unusual amount OF patronage at
their disposal, as new county road Is to be built
at q cost Of s., 100000
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A LICENSE INCIDENT.-SJudge Meade has acted
upon rule to grant no new license In a part OF
the town occupied by dwellings unless upon the
consent of the residents OF the netghbOrhOOd Under
this rule license was some time ago refused to
Gently an application fOr license to establish q
bar-rOom on Royal street was declined because q
majority OF the residents protested against IL, but
at the next session OF the court petition support
Ing the license was filed, signed by many Of the
license was granted at once.
THR ARROW COMPANY has been put in possession
OF the lower shtpyard, ANA 1t is understood, will
conduct there the business OF building and repair
ing vessels in the same manner that the COM
panies heretofore owning the yard have carried on
business.
CHRIsTIAH ASSOCIATION The Young Mems
Christian Association held It's annual meeting at
elected A. G. Uhler pre4tde0t j. c. Smoot vice
president, Neville q. Greenway secretary and VIM.
A. Moore treasurer Addresses were delivered by
H. U. Williams, the state secretary, and BY J. w.
members were elected. g:
NOTES.-The city council meets to-night.-The
Episcopal churches here have reelected their
strymen:@ n 3 lof "a Independent
and there will also be party ticket nominated by
the democrats In ward pr1mafieS-Mr. Henry
wilkins arrived here yesterday afternoon to take
charge Of hts e5othsr T. q Mat an wnS Ills is
case has been continued by Judge Meade until
f Dennis Anderson, WsssiassoS csIored man. now
in jail here, for shooting with intent to KIN his
Dot, last Febrdafy Tney have also indicted Fanny
Blackburn for larceny OF $50 from Mrs. barley,
but have declined to md an Indictment against
Geo Trayers for larcsny TT Little River Turn
dent. and ". II. Nafbufv a. secretary, and deter
mined to enforce the collection OF tolls
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to che Star.
MIR. BLAINE IMPROVING.

He VIII be Well Enough to Travel In u
Few Days.
ST. LOUIS, April IA dispatch from Fort GID
son to the Post Dispatch states that Mr.. Blaine,
after eating good supper of bread and milk, last
evening, passed fairly quiet night and this morn
lungs by Post surgeon DIR. Byrne showed that the
Inflammation was subsidng and there has Deen
no fever since Sunday. He ate hearty Dfeak-
fast this morning, and DR.. Byrne states that Win
the weather in its present favorable condition ana
his appetite On its edge, as it now is Mr.. blaine
will be well enough to travel In few days.
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indianapolis Carpenters to Strike.
THEY INSIST ON NINE HOURS WORK AND 10 PER
CENT INCREASE IN PAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, md, April lathe journeymen
carpenters OF Indianapolis, at meeting held last
night, determined to strike today: There are
than at any time before for many years, serious
trouble will be caused. The Jourheymen demand
nine hours work day and an advance OF 10 per
cent over last years wages. The contractors
agreed to make some concessions, but the Journey
men refused to consider any proposition for COM
PROMISE
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THE DEAD COMEDIAN.
The Remains Of John r. Raymond Ar.
Rsw Sv~ Vn~k.

The Remains Of John II. Raymond Ar
rive i'm New York.
NEW YORK, April lathe remains OF the late
Jno. T. Raymond arrived at the Pennsylvania de-
pot, in Jersey City, this morning. Manager Walter
A. Lamb, with five members OF his company, ar.
rived with the body. deputatioh OF the Act0fs'
temporary cof1in, containing the body, was taken
to the residence OF Mrs. Raymond, in East so
street. Mrs. Raymond was greatly pr0Strated;
was In perfect condition. Prayer will be offered at
the house by Rev. Dr.. Houghton, at 10 a III. 70
morrow. The public service will be held at tine
Little Church Around the Corner, ct 80 a. IN.
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Three Roycotter. raued.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, April 12.-BenJ. r. GHdden,
Davi0 L. Mcnamara and ThOS F. Mulcahey, re-
centiy convicted OF bOycOtttng the Cbuyier and
Sonrndt Pu0llshing CO., were brought up In the
SOsts the ailot1lit aggregating $685. which they
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Am Absurd StOry.

THE REPORT THAT A DYNAMITR-I.ADEN SHIP WAS
C0AsTING OPP CORK RIDICUtED.
LONDON, April lathe statement by the Rev.
Mr.. Kennedy, In q letter to the Cork Hera1d yes.
terday, that ship named 0ulhare, nom the
uni,ed states, was coasting on Youghai with q
load OF dynamite, Is discFedited. At the ONCE
Oh the LlOyds it is stated that no such vessel is
registered. The Cork police also treat the Ken
nedy story with rtdicule
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An Express C0llides with q Shifting
Engine.

PITTsBuRa, April lathe weat-bOund limited
express on the Ptttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
RallrOad struck shifting engine near the outer
depot in Allegheny City last night about O'Clock,
Both engines we're badly damaged and Engineer
Geo. Hood and Fireman Sweeny, Of the limited,
severely but not fatally hurt. The passengers
were shook up, but no one was hurt
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baltimore. Nd, April 12-virginia ten-forties.
a Ra neM thFsss 6ek bid to.d,y co.,o. ....v-,a
ding. i0T. Flour steady and quiet. Mheat-
southern s ;ssady rs .@esr gso ~ xe &c
20; April. Sgssa9Q: Nay. 0ks90.si June H0,ssy04
yH1iy. S0sYO Cofascatnesn Saaasr 1s 4a ;
pot. 45Xs459; kpf1. z5lss15ys; Ny. 4sh bid.
yanias 34a3S; western xnss, S6aS1; WESTERN mixed,
$3.50. Rye higher. 57.60 Provisions sseeaH .pa
quiet L23a1 ~. Other artcles unchanged kEeagh.fs
70 Liverpool per seesnet stesdy $3.50:
yhsst 2090 bsshell eofns 5000 bushels; osss
wheat 5000 bnshel.; corn. d GOO tnshsl: Sales
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FRAUDULENT LAND ENTRIES - The Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office has Cancelled %
pre-emption entries and held for cancellation %
others in the Oberlin (Kansas) land district upon
evidence taken at a hearing before the register
legged entrymen and their witnesses were myths,
and that the land was not settled upon by any
person. About 40 similar cases are now awaiting
action.
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CHICAGO, April 12.-At three O'Clock this morn.
ing freight train on the Chicago, Milwautee
ana ~. Paul Railway was deFalied near Roeeiles
10 consequence Of railroad tie having been
placed across the track THE engine and four cars
were badly wrecked, and brakeman seriously In
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The 81. AUGUSTINE FlaR.-sThe coll6ct0r OF Gus.
toms at st. Augustine, Fla, has photographed the
Treasury Departments that the principal part Of
that city has been destroyed by 1re, the post
Omo0 building beng AnigAg those burned, Score
lay ia Eairyhld has telegraphed back for all as
HsC incc IN the way OF Accommodations In the
Gust ,4a-house to be given the sunerera